If you ended up with a headache, you ended up with a brand-new headache rather than a recycled headache.
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In the International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD), the manual that neurologists use to diagnose headache disorders, there's something called an "external traction headache," which is a headache resulting from sustained traction on the scalp.
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Some get auras without a headache or only a mild headache.
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And it's dealing with headache after headache due to its China ties.
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"That headache was so different than any headache I've ever had at the time," he said.
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I'll call this The Headache, and it was worse than any other headache I have ever felt.
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Not just a headache In March of 2007, McElroy suffered what he thought was a mild headache.
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Many people keep headache diaries to track which foods and/or conditions may have contributed to a headache.
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For poor Tim has woken up this Sunday morning with a giant headache, and its name is China. Headache?
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Oftentimes piling on abortives will marginally dull headache pain, but actually lead to a higher frequency in headache incidence.
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And no, we're not asking you to trade a slow Wi-Fi headache for a headache from a difficult router.
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It's a very unique headache and really the main symptom is feeling like this headache is like none you've ever had.
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"It's a headache — and it's going to remain a headache," said Ian Winer, an advisory board member at investment bank Drexel Hamilton.
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Political headache for ANC The political crisis is a headache for the ANC, which has been trying prise Zuma out for months.
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The Suns called it a headache, a troubling diagnosis inasmuch as Warren missed 224 games with what was called a headache last season.
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Patients with episodic migraines (fewer than 15 headache days a month) and chronic migraines (15 or more headache days a month) were included.
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There are side effects for both drugs, including diarrhea, bronchitis, headache and nausea for Xofluza and nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and headache for Tamiflu.
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OPEC HEADACHE The dearth of information is a headache for other OPEC members and allies, which meet to set oil supply policy in June.
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The two classes of migraine: More than just a headache Migraines are by far the most common type of headache, according Cedars-Sinai's Lyden.
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Indictment is latest headache for White House The developments represent the latest headache for the White House in the 20 months of Mueller's probe.
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Ultimately, whether you believe in the potential for atmospheric pressure to bring on a headache, WeatherX is an interesting and unique approach to headache management.
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Royal Headache I saw Royal Headache at the Corner Hotel, a fantastic band who are unashamedly Australian playing in a very Australian pub-rock venue.
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"Sometimes, a headache is just a headache," explained Dr. Mericle, noting that people with AVMs can also experience seizures or signs of epilepsy prior to diagnosis.
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She asked the woman to keep a headache diary using a form she gave her to rate the peak level and hours of headache each day.
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Or you might have what's considered an orgasmic headache, which is more like a "sudden explosive headache" that hits right at the moment that you reach orgasm.
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This is the argument that Anne Calhoun, a headache specialist at the Carolina Headache Institute in Durham, NC, makes in her recent paper, which was published online in October.
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" - Brian, 303 "Woman painting nails, huge polish headache.
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Food is also perishable — another big headache for retailers.
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Unsworth says no — he avoids medications, even headache medications.
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"In my experience, [verapamil is] not very effective," says Elizabeth Loder, chief of the headache division at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and the former president of the American Headache Society.
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The app includes a 7-day barometric pressure forecast, a 7-day barometric historical record, and headache prevention tips and can be used in conjunction with WeatherX earplugs or other headache prevention methods.
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But we do see cases where they have clinical findings that are consistent with pain, a diagnosis of a disease that could cause a headache, and then a response to treatment for headache.
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"I had a headache the size of Texas," she says.
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A nosebleed is surely a sign of a tumor. Headache?
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I don't blame you if it gives you a headache.
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Politico highlighted a uniquely Trumpian headache for Secret Service: Twitter.
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It's also given scores of MoviePass customers a serious headache.
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And I can see scaling being an even bigger headache.
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Symptoms can include fever, diarrhea, headache, nausea and abdominal pain.
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Having a headache makes caring for them a lot harder!
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J. waits outside because the smell gives him a headache.
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The symptoms of typhus include fever, headache, nausea, and rash.
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This isn't only aesthetically unpleasing, it's also a mathematical headache.
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No matter what I did, I would get a headache.
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I was always ready in case a headache would strike.
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Another coming headache is the question of common regulatory standards.
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Chaffetz seems to have decided he didn't need the headache.
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It's this severe, severe headache that's out of the ordinary.
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Google doesn't have quite the same political headache as Apple.
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For the EU, the two governments' actions are a headache.
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This helps with both my stress and headache (thank goodness).
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An hour later I had chills and a massive headache.
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But Thursday is the biggest headache of all the days.
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I have a huge headache that's verging on a migraine.
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And admittedly, it can be a bit of a headache.
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The next morning, I woke up with a terrible headache.
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The men made so much noise she had a headache.
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The bond market is about to have a wicked headache.
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"I had a slight headache before the game," James said.
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Securing a commanding turnout could still be a headache, however.
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For some reason, I'm so hungry I have a headache.
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That could prove to be the biggest headache for Trump.
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Either way ... it'll be a headache for the Honda driver.
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Inflation, usually a headache for the central bank, has eased.
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Especially whenever I need a cure for "an inexplicable headache."
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"It's not okay to power through a headache," Kosofsky says.
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The referendum is an extra headache they could do without.
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Barclays analysts said Bayer was in for a "litigious headache".
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I feel a headache brewing, or maybe it's allergies starting.
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Minus the (organizational) headache or, when camping is concerned, backache.
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I'd had too much beer and I had a headache.
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If I tried to exercise, the headache came galloping in.
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Symptoms include shortness of breath, headache and rapid heart rate.
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In doing so they landed Switzerland with a giant headache.
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Symptoms can progress to include headache, stiff neck, and confusion.
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Even Roseanne's relatively high ratings probably weren't worth that headache.
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Save yourself the headache by asking those questions up front.
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Virginia's GOP Senate primary is already giving Republicans a headache.
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For Uber, the FTC's interest is only its latest headache.
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Even between the brows, the intensity was nearing headache territory.
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His suspension is the latest personnel headache for the Seahawks.
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But she was left with a different kind of headache.
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I also take some ibuprofen because I have a headache.
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Apartments were smaller, parking a headache and a backyard unimaginable.
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Who needed another headache in an era of heightened sensitivity?
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One growth headache was connected to Uber's biggest investor, SoftBank.
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The headache couldn't come at a worse time for Amtrak.
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You have a severe headache, stiff neck, or trouble breathing.
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The headache didn't last long, but it was intensely painful.
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But the headache is even bigger for outstanding Libor contracts.
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The pounding, nauseating headache is a symptom of that disease.
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Baauer's "Harlem Shake" sounds like what a headache feels like.
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But it's unclear this Liberal headache will swing many votes.
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But those aren't the only issues giving Britons a headache.
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President Donald Trump could be facing yet another legal headache.
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That's because your CPA just saved you a big headache.
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Yet Karl's book is only the latest headache for Anthony.
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Symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, feeling confused or passing out.
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"I haven't had a headache in years," my mother said.
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That could prove to be a costly headache for Facebook.
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It would also cause an administrative headache, the spokesperson added.
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Sifting through all these data, however, becomes a new headache.
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"Dealing with a headache from this morning," Anthony Zottola said.
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"Although the cluster headache market is much smaller than the migraine market, it is a high unmet need, and Lilly should be able to leverage its positive cluster headache data to differentiate Emgality," Arfaei said.
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Meanwhile, Italy's budget continues to cause a headache for Europe too.
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The VBBs were the biggest headache for the InSight development effort.
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For European companies inclined to stand by Huawei, it's another headache.
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Fueling infrastructure is a major headache for electric and hydrogen trucks.
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Mostly just a headache, so I chug water and take Advil.
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Third, expenses are a big headache for accountants and finance departments.
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Slept through my alarms and woke up with a massive headache.
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If both drivers were underage, that could cause a sponsorship headache.
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To Lesley's relief, her son's headache was gone the next day.
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The answer could save you a headache as well as cash.
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Grab some coffee and some ibuprofen because I have a headache.
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Actually, a headache is a very minor feature of brain tumors.
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Still, asbestos allegations aren't the only legal headache for J&J.
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This has been a massive headache for Apple's internal development teams.
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The connected car is perhaps the biggest security headache of all.
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For the public finances, an ageing population is a huge headache.
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Forgetting your membership card is a huge headache for staff members.
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Unsolicited family legacy aside, Carol Baber's most pressing headache is labor.
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These objects already cause the occasional streak and headache for astronomers.
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Symptoms involve fever, headache, poor appetite, swollen lymph nodes and exhaustion.
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This is a headache for the operators of public-transport systems.
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But don't worry, all that brightness won't lead to a headache.
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The fall in passenger numbers creates a financial headache for ministers.
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The upshot is that Turkey's judicial chaos is now Europe's headache.
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When I woke up the next day, my headache was gone.
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Amazon's latest move is creating a new headache for fellow retailers.
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He would have had a headache, he would have become dehydrated.
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What's the name of the pill to cure Tim's oncoming headache?
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A fourth headache for investors is a shortage of skilled workers.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: But I give my R&D executives a headache.
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And more gender-inclusive language is proving a headache for grammarians.
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Post-production shouldn't be a bottleneck or an outsourcing management headache.
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The first step is figuring out what your headache triggers are.
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Facebook has a new headache when it comes to housing advertisements.
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But they could be a headache for Mediapro's new Chinese owners.
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Growing up, I'd always seen medication as a quick fix. Headache?
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With an everyday headache, my neurological examination wouldn't find any abnormalities.
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On top of that, she had a headache and couldn't breathe.
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YouTube obviously doesn't want the headache of hosting content from terrorists.
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This is it: the intense pounding pressure of a migraine headache.
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Symptoms include headache, fever, stiff neck, nausea, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
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They include fever, headache, jaundice, muscle pain, nausea, vomiting and fatigue.
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I leave the office feeling unproductive and with a pounding headache.
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The Obamcare repeal and replace has been a major market headache.
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Instead, he was a two-year headache that wouldn't go away.
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He'd complained of a headache to coaches in the first half.
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Chills, sweats, and a massive headache, and I don't get headaches.
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All of this fragmentation creates a potential headache for law enforcement.
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For two weeks I had, or gave myself, an airy headache.
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When it comes to traveling, packing is definitely the biggest headache.
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You don't want to give your cat a headache, after all.
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Jasper is lying at her feet now, his headache almost soothed.
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Erica Calcagno was in her bedroom when an intense headache struck.
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The advantage: The plonk is less likely to be headache-inducing.
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My headache was finally gone, but the muscle aches continued on.
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There will be the headache of litigation coming out of this.
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Fever, headache and body aches can also be signs of norovirus.
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The company aims to remove the headache of traditional car rental.
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Pumpkin carving doesn't have to be a messy, time-consuming headache.
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Symptoms include fever, headache, vomiting, stiff neck, drowsiness, convulsions, and coma.
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Asked how they'll avoid a repeat headache of last year, Sen.
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Still, the assignment proved to be a headache for the duo.
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Other symptoms include a loss of appetite, headache, tiredness and fever.
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A severe headache would announce the emergence of a different personality.
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By this time, a slight fast-food headache was setting in.
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The rough weather made holiday travel even more of a headache.
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Headache, vertigo, unrelenting fatigue: the symptoms reminded me of altitude sickness.
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Instead of immersing me, it was giving me a giant headache.
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Passage by the House would create an enormous headache for McConnell.
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This was when Jake Ellenberger caught him with a headache maker.
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You're going to say, 'Please Mr. President, I have a headache.
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Amazon's biggest asset can also be a headache for its customers.
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I have a little headache, and it doesn't really bother me.
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"She asked me if I had any headache tablets," he said.
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But the small size of microweddings doesn't mean they're headache-free.
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For such a tiny bubble, it sure causes a major headache.
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She's been coughing, with an unusual headache and some difficulty breathing.
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But brace yourself: Moderating social media groups can be a headache.
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Justin Bieber is a regular Pied Piper with a massive headache!
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Meager gains in productivity are probably the biggest headache for economists.
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Money — the Uzbeks use the s'om — can be a real headache.
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The Red Unit is a headache for security forces in Kunduz.
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It will certainly be a huge headache for content-sharing sites.
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Some patients have reported a sore throat, headache, and even diarrhea.
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Despite the visual disturbances, pulsating headache and weakness, I carried on.
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He'd had a bad headache, his sinuses bothering him and achy.
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Intersectionality makes security more anxiety-inducing rather than just a headache.
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On Thursday, Melvin said Chapman woke up with a mild headache.
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Is the potential payoff worth the headache of being a landlord?
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Headache, flushing and upset stomach are the most common side effects.
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I'll spare you the headache and heartache: you can't do it.
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For other tasks, the reliance on robots has proved a headache.
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User acquisition is our number-one priority and my biggest headache.
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"Small-town politics could make team sports a headache," she said.
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Symptoms of the virus include runny nose, headache, cough and fever.
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"I'm going to take a Tylenol for my headache," Marcia said.
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His latest headache might prompt him to get out his diary.
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I developed what may be a lifelong, chronic daily headache disorder.
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In her mid-30s, a headache specialist diagnosed her with migraines.
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In my area its relative, Scotch broom, is a real headache.
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The N.B.A.'s challenge, its headache, comes encoded in this dynamic.
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The headache can be throbbing and last for hours or days.
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So, I guess, at least that headache is solved, for now?
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Greetings to you and your headache in this, the new decade!
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These are called silent migraines, or typical aura without a headache.
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He had a headache and felt off balance when he walked.
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A stronger euro would cap inflation, a headache for the ECB.
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Appetite for U.S. crude is adding to the headache facing OPEC.
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This same headache extends to the companies that build smart devices.
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Turns out his headache wasn't a brain bleed -- just sinus pressure.
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But those steps could fuel inflation, a major headache for policymakers.
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The lynching comments were just the latest headache for the GOP.
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But the decision has become a perennial headache for the GOP.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans suddenly have a fiscal headache in their tax bill.
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The questionnaire sent to industry appears to acknowledge this potential headache.
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It began with a headache; then came shaking of the hands.
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The acrid smell of singed hair gives me an immediate headache.
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We also have to think about the long-term health effects of neutralizing CGRP, says Elizabeth Loder, chief of the headache division at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and former president of the American Headache Society.
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It is apparently constantly suffering from a vicious headache — a headache that, at least in the show, empowers Psyduck with super psychic abilities if it's bashed in the head, but also makes it seem kind of … dumb.
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The legal headache for them in such cases is establishing sinister intent.
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The thought of shopping for boyfriend jeans gives me an immediate headache.
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For victims it's a headache, but it generally doesn't extend beyond that.
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It's a headache the bank has to pass on to prospective customers.
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She was complaining of a severe headache and was having difficulty breathing.
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Bankers said the latest move could be a headache for offshore creditors.
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She said he had a headache and sore throat, but no fever.
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They're used to feeling hungover, always having a headache or stomach problems.
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So managing all your points and rewards can quickly become a headache.
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Blackouts are still a headache, especially for sports fans — but also randomly.
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Symptoms of the infection include fever and diarrhea, muscle aches, and headache.
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But if you watch this headache on mute, it's kind of nice.
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But thanks to Amazon and ASUS, that headache has been drastically reduced.
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These can include gastrointestinal symptoms, headache, dizziness or rash, according to ConsumerLab.com.
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If you're running a small business, health care is a major headache.
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And then they blame the grappa for their headache in the morning.
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Groups of birds can turn a small battle into a nightmarish headache.
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It is enough to give even the most talented lawyer a headache.
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Symptoms include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, stomach pain and diarrhea.
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"I developed a headache and was feeling off balance," Ball told ESPN.
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Now if you don't mind, I'm off to Google this sinus headache.
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But my fears were conditioned; I had learned to fear the headache.
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For that price difference, a cheaper system might be worth the headache.
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Late arrivals are another headache for customers, as well as patchy inventory.
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A dramatic 24 hours for Azusa, California, ended with a 'little headache.
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This caused a big headache for the InSight mission two years ago.
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Loss of consciousness, repeated vomiting, and a worsening headache warrant immediate attention.
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A "ponytail headache" might sound dramatic, but it is technically a thing.
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The Nauru and Manus Island camps have become a headache for Turnbull.
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Huawei was one of the Android rivals causing a headache for Samsung.
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I'm grumpy being up early and have a bit of a headache.
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Duterte's victory, in fact, has potentially removed a major headache for Washington.
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Here's why an app for finding bikini pics is Facebook's latest headache.
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Another headache for Japan, Lien said, was the performance of the yuan.
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In fact, she rarely gets a headache from the pulled-back look.
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First, the size of a LaserDisc made storing these thing a headache.
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By another miracle, I woke up with a headache but nothing more.
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All was great until a persistent, strange headache would not go away.
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As we learned earlier today, that leads to a headache-inducing setup.
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"Sounds like another headache," Lyeta Herb, a local resident, replied, almost instinctively.
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The currency ban has been a huge headache for millions of Indians.
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The patterns can give rise to a headache, possibly as a result.
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It's a huge help to consumers, and a headache for big oil.
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Don't forget yellow fever, which can come with chills, headache and nausea.
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The headache was bad, and the eye itself was painful to move.
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The pounding headache and puffy, red skin upon waking the next morning.
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I don't really like my hair up, it gives me a headache.
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I'm swinging my arms more furiously now despite the increasingly loud headache.
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But in the evening, back came the headache, the chills, the lethargy.
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Pence may simply just want to avoid another headache he doesn't need.
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Gmail engineers, on the other hand, are dealing with a big headache.
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"Pole-overs" (vehicles crashing into traffic lights) are a big headache, too.
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But the heir to the family fortune, Jia Baoyu, is a headache.
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Those include fatigue, irritability, and anxiety, as well as the classic headache.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Brexit: the bureaucratic headache even Stephen Hawking can't stomach.
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As the Boskin commission pointed out, new products are a particular headache.
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"They can go to the emergency room for a headache," she says.
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The President's intervention also represented a new headache for the NFL itself.
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I had a weird headache, but I thought it was the travel.
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I still had the headache and felt lightheaded but continued with life.
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That headache study cites research linking CBD to lower rates of anxiety.
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In emerging markets local competitors are a growing headache for multinational giants.
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Symptoms can include a headache, stiff neck, confusion, fever and muscle aches.
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This syndrome causes symptoms such as fever, nausea, chills, tachycardia, and headache.
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Then they said 'I have a headache and I can't make it.
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For locals, however, the population decline on the island is a headache.
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So are shaking, chills, fatigue, loss of appetite, abdominal pain and headache.
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Meanwhile defections from other parties has given the Lib Dems a headache.
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Lacking Moore's personal baggage, Kobach could be the bigger headache for Republicans.
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Plutio is an app that takes the headache out of your hustle.
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Vomiting, headache, fever, body aches and flu-like symptoms can also occur.
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For most people, the Insignia shutdown amounts to a relatively small headache.
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" He said, "Having a headache has nothing to do with the criticism.
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By day one at 3 pm, the first excruciating headache sets in.
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But it's just not worth the headache of worrying about an audit.
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The presence of civilians is not the only headache for advancing troops.
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Slight adjustments result in far less of a literal headache for Rothwell.
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Kris: *gets a headache*Tyga: Can I be in the the video?
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The incident has also created an unwelcome headache for Yaxana's politician husband.
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Working with chefs on logistical issues can also be a huge headache.
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"The uniqueness of its hangover is this hyper-concentrated headache," he says.
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Dehydration, in turn, can contribute to headache, fatigue, and other hangover symptoms.
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This caused a headache for Facebook, where Thiel sits on the board.
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They save on taxesTax planning is a huge headache for most people.
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However, minor side effects like pain, muscle stiffness and headache were common.
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That can be a huge headache for celebrities and other public figures.
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My sleep was fitful that evening, between the fever, headache and nausea.
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She had a headache but passed it off as low blood sugar.
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It remains true that canceling the invitation would be a monumental headache.
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Believing anything Trump says is a recipe for a headache and heartache.
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England should anticipate a headache to a dubstep beat in the morning.
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Why not use some of his inheritance to solve this family headache?
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No cough, no headache, no rash, no abdominal pain, no urinary symptoms.
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Her mother, Kerri Dooley, said that DeHart's symptoms started as a headache.
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The settlement clears a big headache for Tesla, but other problems remain.
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First, it's more than just a headache to choose a health plan.
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Mr. Ryan's fractious conference has always been a management headache for him.
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We really can't wait too long or we'll get a coffee headache.
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The Tokyo closures are the latest business headache for Disney in Asia.
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A few days earlier, the patient reported, he got a terrible headache.
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She had a headache that came and went with no discernible pattern.
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And her headache had gone from occasional to a persistent terrible pain.
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Mr. Shalev acknowledged that the Russia-Poland crossfire had caused a headache.
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For example, doing so would cause a headache for iPhone accessory makers.
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The next morning, I woke up with a headache and buyer's remorse.
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The UK might become a major regulation headache for Facebook and Google.
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About 212 percent of migraine patients get an aura before the headache.
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Withdrawal symptoms include a headache, fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and depressed mood.
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Swap cream cheese for jam (a simple sugar) on your bagel. Headache?
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Sifting clients for "US persons" has given financial firms a compliance headache.
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Iran is not the only potential overseas headache for Trump this year.
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They are choosing to deal with that headache now rather than later.
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Holding tons of credit cards might not be worth the organizational headache.
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Common side effects include headache, diarrhea, bruising, fatigue, muscle pain and anemia.
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Ghost guns create a logistical headache for law enforcement, federal and local.
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Side effects were mild and included headache, nausea and dizziness, Nangia reported.
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It's hard not to joke about Oldenburg giving the Whitney a headache.
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It costs virtually nothing, and can potentially save you a major headache.
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This has the potential to end Mr. Abiy's biggest national security headache.
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A major delay could leave Games authorities with a gigantic rebranding headache.
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She had woken up with a headache, and the pain was ascending.
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Yeah." KS: This was in my last headache with my sons. "Beer?
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The Indian probe is the latest anti-trust headache for global brewers.
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You can love the Tylenol as much as you hate the headache.
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It's Thursday night in Chicago, and Trevor de Brauw has a headache.
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"This poisonous little racist tract is a headache for our diplomatic missions in Africa," Richard Helms of the C.I.A. told the Senate Judiciary Committee in June 1961 — a particular headache because the K.G.B. largely stuck to the facts.
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If you have an underlying history of headaches and you are regularly taking over-the-counter pain relievers, you can be at risk of a "rebound headache" caused by the drugs wearing off and the onset of another headache.
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"You will feel your chest tighten and may get a headache," he said.
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Ryan Craine hates carrying cash and finds writing checks to be a headache.
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And Bill Clinton's non-profit has been a headache for Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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The ancient Romans used electric eels to treat problems like headache and gout.
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Additional symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion and passing out or losing consciousness.
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Thanks to this pounding headache, I barely have time to think about it!
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These include spotting, nausea (and occasionally vomiting), cramps, headache, dizziness, and tender breasts.
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But going to the other extreme causes just as much of a headache.
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John McCain is back to being a president's biggest headache on Capitol Hill.
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I have some herbal tea to help with the pounding headache and dehydration.
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It's a minor inconvenience that can save you a huge headache later. 3.
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Some are banking on it: 'Man, this is going to be a headache.
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Transport equipment manufacturers said while business was robust, capacity constraints were a headache.
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I haven't renewed my prescription for that abortive headache medication in a year.
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Lyft is not going away, and Lyft is a significant headache for them.
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That may have something to do with Tata's other headache: its Byzantine structure.
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If it sounds like a potential privacy headache for employees, we get it.
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"They don't want the headache of being their own publisher," Ms. Hart said.
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So how do you avoid experiencing the same headache Mckesson had on Friday?
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Holding families indefinitely could create a new logistical headache for the Trump administration.
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He claims his daughter is experiencing neck pain, a headache and blurred vision.
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The founder of beleaguered tech conglomerate LeEco is facing yet another huge headache.
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My headache goes away after the Advil, eggs, and cheese do their job.
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Maybe you've got a weird pain in your jaw or a searing headache.
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And even when there are no threats, it can be a major headache.
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Symptoms appear after about a week, and include headache, fever, nausea, or vomiting.
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"Delta has recognized that security is a horrible headache for people," Mayerowitz said.
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This time the headache is from an entirely different line of attack: wages.
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Regardless, this will likely pose a major headache for both airlines and passengers.
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Much of the bureaucratic headache, explains Islamorada's Forster, is all the red tape.
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Another political headache is banking supervision, which is typically done by central banks.
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The far bigger headache is Article 13, dubbed the "upload filter" by critics.
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Instead, a headache due to a tumor sticks around — and it'll feel different.
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But off the field, she was a decade-long headache to the federation.
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What looked like an easy meal turned into a headache for one lion.
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The first step in treating any headache is figuring out what's causing it.
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The next day, he became noticeably ill with fever, chills and a headache.
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Other symptoms can include muscle pain, headache, pain behind the eyes and vomiting.
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This case was more about United's public relations headache, than Dao's actual headaches.
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Side effects of the medicines include: Bloating, headache, drowsiness, mood swings, night sweats.
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It also seemed like a headache to hire someone else to do it.
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It's also removing some of the technical headache around hosting and streaming video.
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It's gotten so bad that it's become the Federal Communications Commission's biggest headache.
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Photo: Ringo H.W. Chiu (AP)Lyft's initial public offering headache just got worse.
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The dollar's post-FOMC weakness against the yen presents a headache for Japan.
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SS: Where is the biggest headache on this coming from at the moment?
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Participants reported very few bad reactions, such as mild diarrhea, headache and tiredness.
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The big headache is that inflation is not behaving like it used to.
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What is it about champagne that makes it give you an immediate headache?
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Other symptoms include a fever, headache and body aches, according to the CDC.
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Storing and delivering food, especially fresh and frozen products, is a major headache.
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I also pop a few ibuprofen in case my headache isn't from hunger.
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"I've got a headache—I need to eat," she says, winking at me.
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Another former candidate got a headache courtesy of his backer when Maine Gov.
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But for startups and their investors, the talent shortage is the biggest headache.
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The first 10 seconds of this clip will give you an instant headache.
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Symptoms of listeriosis include headache, fever, stiff neck, nausea, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
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It's a fancy animation, but the optical effect can give you a headache.
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The criminal justice reform bill is turning into the biggest headache for McConnell.
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" And Chiwetel Ejiofor plays a detective with a headache in "The Shadow Line.
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He got a killer headache and collapsed on the couch, his gorge rising.
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These "can create a lot of headache for the European Union," she said.
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The only real headache for WME-IMG is that fighters are demanding more.
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New limits would be another headache for Bayer, following its acquisition of Monsanto.
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This would mark the latest regulatory headache for the San Francisco-based bank.
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If Johnson wins a majority, his Brexit headache will be far from over.
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But it does pose a headache for the two exchanges and nickel traders.
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Just the thought of writing a resume can lead to a huge headache.
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Bits Europe has a big headache: the current state of American technology companies.
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On top of that, carpool rides can also be a headache for drivers.
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A great line in Dubuque might not be worth the headache in Dubai.
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The moment Scheuermann awoke, in a recovery room, she felt a debilitating headache.
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It's actually quite long and oval, like the shape of a headache pill.
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A hangover headache is easily one of the worst feelings in the world.
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Side effects of Qbrexza include dry mouth, headache, blurred vision, and dry skin.
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According to the Knicks, he began feeling migraine headache symptoms during Saturday's game.
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He can't even turn on the tap without giving himself a crushing headache.
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The best way to avoid a headache is by looking at this chart.
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You'll get a nosebleed, a headache, and not much to show for it.
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More volatility may be a potential headache for investors, but not for policymakers.
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Recruiting software engineers is a massive headache for both startups and established companies.
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It's all fun and games until the headache and existential zone-out drops.
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He could also be a lasting headache that could taint the party everywhere.
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What should have been cause for celebration had instead become a major headache.
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When he heard about her headache, he immediately thought it was a migraine.
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Monday's drama about an imminent resignation created an unwanted headache, the person said.
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It seems like the whole program really isn't worth the headache to me.
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In a certain sense, the trip may be a needless headache for Francis.
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Puffy eyes, dehydration, headache, dark circles, and general sluggishness — you know the symptoms.
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But the effort had become a headache long before the crash in Arizona.
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"Every time I come here," Mr. Ndow said, "I leave with a headache."
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Now, this isn't isn't a marketing headache any company wants to deal with.
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Only some really engrossing, groundbreaking, must-play content can justify this literal headache.
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Cannabis has a history as a headache remedy going back a few millennia.
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A weak dollar is a headache for other Asian economies too, including China.
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After they murder one of the young thieves, the others become Cole's headache.
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"I think this discussion has given the American people a headache," she said.
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An odd headache recurred, one that felt like a kind of brain fog.
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But the night the headache broke, I had the strongest spell of all.
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I rarely love Australian music to the extent that I love Royal Headache.
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But when you see what Nick goes through with a headache it's different.
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I was planning on a run, but my mild headache has me reconsidering.
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But her neck still felt a little stiff, and the headache was unchanged.
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Common symptoms include a runny nose, cough, sore throat, and possibly a headache.
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Vomiting, body aches, headache, fever, and other flu-like symptoms may also occur.
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The story is likely to cause a headache for the mammoth social network.
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The diplomatic fallout with Russia would be another headache the government didn't need.
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But, if the deal goes ahead, he may be buying himself another headache.
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She showed signs of Ebola including headache, fever, rash, bloody diarrhea on Aug.
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Prince Mohammed's declaration of a $2 trillion valuation created a potential political headache.
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And her radical breed of centrism could be a headache for the party.
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A nurse called the 24-hour hotline to complain about a constant headache.
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The overwhelming response from my coworkers was that it gave them a headache.
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Its historical transatlantic partner has caused more than one headache with Brussels eurocrats.
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But by nightfall he was suffering a brutal headache and a high fever.
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It left me nauseated and disoriented and with a severe headache for hours.
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Even with all that expansion, warehouse congestion remains a growing headache for Amazon.
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Suffice it to say that the guitarist in your life is a headache.
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"This is a protocol headache," said one official familiar with the logistics planning.
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This is a giant headache that they are ill-equipped to deal with.
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He also has physical withdrawal symptoms, like a headache, cough, and sore throat.
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Public figures might as well save themselves the headache and watch their mouths.
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"That is where a lot of my headache comes from," she told VICE.
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"It's a headache at best and a disaster in the making," said Shatner.
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She tells them he had been complaining of a headache for three days.
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Diaz-Balart said he developed symptoms, including a fever and headache, on Saturday.
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All this is a headache — possibly a migraine — for many companies and individuals.
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The pounding headache is of course only a matter of last night's champagne.
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"The message was that it's more of a headache than anything," Russo said.
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I woke up—still utterly miserable—but without a headache and without sickness.
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A trial published last year found that taking amitriptyline and learning coping skills in a cognitive behavioral therapy program more effectively reduced headache days for chronic sufferers ages 10 to 17 than the drug given with only basic headache education.
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Everyone walked away unscathed, however, Perel also said that he was nursing a headache.
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It's actually a really sad situation because migraine is just viewed as a headache.
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A flickering light is usually seen as a nothing but a headache-inducing nuisance.
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To add to the headache, small claims court rules differ from state to state.
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Syria may yet prove to be a painful headache for an incoming President Trump.
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My headache instantly intensifies, an arrhythmic drum solo on the inside of my skull.
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The issue has been a headache for those in the world of financial regulation.
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Still, knowing common headache triggers can provide some helpful clues to get you started.
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If Twitter has one major headache that never seems to go away, it's trolls.
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Perhaps Amazon didn't want the headache of storing actual Teslas in its fulfillment warehouses?
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That's something to be attuned to — are you always waking up with a headache?
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The stunt demonstrated a potential security headache for engineers working with machine learning software.
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Patients typically develop fever, headache, chills, weakness and painful swelling in the lymph nodes.
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Another current and ongoing headache for European officials is the high Greek debt burden.
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Travel can give you a headache, because it combines stress and not enough sleep.
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As the country's parking headache shows, making up for these oversights is not easy.
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"The severity of headache does not mean there's a serious underlying disease," Samuels says.
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The back-and-forth over regulating carbon is also a huge headache for utilities.
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The symptoms of salmonella infection include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, fever, chills, and headache.
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These include localized redness at the injection site, headache, nausea, muscle aches, and fever.
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But perhaps the biggest catch-up-related headache for theV4 economies is labour shortages.
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I tried to sleep it off but woke up with the same intense headache.
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The corticosteroid dexamethasone was helpful at keeping the headache from coming back, they found.
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The symptoms are mostly mild and flu-like: fever, rash, muscle pain, and headache.
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Our features are like stale bread, my headache bad as a blueprint for butter.
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Why it matters: The Supreme Court battle has become a headache for both sides.
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Returns are a headache for most retailers because they lose money in the process.
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Indeed, some suppliers are already planning to avoid the headache and pay the tariff.
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In such cases, headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance and convulsions may occur.
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Didi's presence in the bike-sharing market is another headache for Ofo and Mobike.
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For everyone else who doesn't get migraines, tight ponytails can still cause a headache.
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Turning a headache into a migraine, population ageing will necessitate much higher public spending.
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Symptoms can include fever, headache, muscle pain, fatigue, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain and hemorrhaging.
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If you want to use marijuana to alleviate a migraine headache, be my guest.
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My insides feel like they're eating themselves and I have a vicious period headache.
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Initial symptoms of polio infection include fever, headache, vomiting and pain in the limbs.
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"You want to watch, is the headache worsening, is the fever persisting?" she said.
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But Mr Moore's victory may prove a bigger headache for Republicans than a loss.
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I wake up with a pounding headache and no idea where my phone is.
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I still have a headache, so I try the sleeping it off method again.
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Among people who become ill, initial symptoms include fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and tiredness.
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But don't ever give a dog human headache medicine—that's a recipe for disaster.
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Taxpayers could be in for a headache if Congress doesn't renew the tax breaks.
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But a migraine is way more than a headache, it's a debilitating neurological condition.
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Later symptoms might involve headache, dizziness, nausea, feeling confused and losing consciousness (passing out).
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Both patients exhibited signs of meningitis, such as a long-lasting headache and drowsiness.
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This, in turn, can lead to harmful effects, including headache, confusion, disorientation and death.
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Which means a headache and a half for the other George Papadopoulos on Twitter.
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The most frequently reported problems, the F.D.A. said, were pain, menstrual irregularities and headache.
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It didn't and it became a huge headache for them so they corrected course.
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Jones — Automated insurance compliance that helps enterprises kill the headache of hiring independent contractors.
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But there's no usual banging headache and I've managed to hold onto my stomach.
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Christy couldn't shake the headache, so she checked herself into Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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The scenario: It's Saturday morning, and your friend wakes up with a raging headache.
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But if you actually work with them, you know they're more of a headache.
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Symptoms can include headache, stiff neck, fever, muscle aches, confusion and loss of balance.
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The scenario: It's Saturday morning and your friend wakes up with a raging headache.
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Symptoms might include headache, feeling dizzy, nausea, feeling confused and losing consciousness (passing out).
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Amazon may have decided the practice is more of a headache than it's worth.
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The crafting felt repetitive, and the inventory management was a bit of a headache.
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My cramps and headache were getting the best of me, and cannabis wasn't helping.
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Then the day came where her headache was accompanied by a loss of vision.
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Another common headache in a hotel is finding enough outlets to charge multiple gadgets.
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Symptoms of listeria infectioninclude high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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The letter from the F.D.A. is just the latest headache to afflict Whole Foods.
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You can part the phones out, though it's a bit of a headache, obviously.
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Given easyJet's lack of a Boeing headache, the two rivals could switch flight paths.
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But for the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning, it was more of a headache.
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He had fevers and chills, chest pain, a severe headache and a sore throat.
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Keeping Marine Expeditionary Units supplied during their wide-ranging operations is a logistical headache.
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The controversy over his flights has become a major headache for the White House.
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By the early afternoon, I had a headache that affected my ability to concentrate.
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It was all a headache for Republicans trying to rally support for Mr. Trump.
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The Trump administration has recently created a headache for Qatar in the LNG market.
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I had a headache, and I didn&apost want to move from my seat.
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But they can also make your life a headache if they are not protected.
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Symptoms of infection include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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The most common flu symptoms are body aches, chills, cough, fatigue, fever, and headache.
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A missed delivery or service call is a logistical headache companies want to avoid.
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"I had a headache and asked if anyone had extra aspirin," one submission reads.
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And my headache continued to make it impossible to focus, or even stay upright.
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"It was definitely a headache," Mike Pride, the Pulitzer administrator, said with a laugh.
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The big picture: It's another headache of a financial headline for the Secret Service.
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The smell left her gasping, dizzy, and consumed by an instant and crushing headache.
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But it's not fine, and I would always wake up with a bad headache.
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Earlier this year Royal Headache played a sold out show at Melbourne's Corner Hotel.
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But try to avoid June 30 and July 1 — you'll save yourself a headache.
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Aside from a headache over the next day, the man made a full recovery.
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"At the end of the day I had a headache," he said by phone.
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The last headache Shiffrin needed was to develop coronavirus symptoms and face a quarantine.
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Goldman said he wasn't able to get tested despite experiencing a fever and headache.
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Taxi companies also face the headache of trying to collect the fee from drivers.
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You don't know all this geopolitics is going to cause a lot of headache.
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I asked Brune about what he'd suggest for the occasional headache or sore muscle.
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UNIIQU3 opts for the soothing waters of everyone's favorite baby drink—and headache medicine.
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All but one reported immediate symptoms: headache, pain in one ear, loss of hearing.
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I had this pounding headache – I think I was about 12/13 years old.
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You wake up in the morning with a very dry mouth or a headache.
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The tweet created a headache for the White House because of the implied timing.
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FOUR: Compare to the headache of the writer who is told not to write?
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"It accomplishes so little that I wonder if it's worth that headache," he said.
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His symptoms began with a headache and later included a fever and a cough.
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But by empowering them, she risks creating a headache for herself down the road.
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The financial headache comes at a critical time for FIFA, and for its president.
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Symptoms like fever, exhaustion and headache typically begin 10 to 14 days after infection.
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This delayed timeline poses a headache for the Europa Clipper and its mandated rocket.
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At first, people experience mild symptoms such as a slight cough or a headache.
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It makes it easier, you don't have a headache, and you didn't forget anything.
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These drugs also have side effects like headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and psychiatric reactions.
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"Once I have finished with that headache, I will take on football," he said.
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Spontaneous changes to your agenda can run into the headache of special military areas.
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Strobe lights flash like firing synapses; Synths wobble and throb like a pounding headache.
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Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, UTIs, back pain, headache, and more.
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And if you want to save yourself a headache, you'll start preparing yourself now.
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Sterling's weakness since last year's Brexit referendum has caused a headache for BoE policymakers.
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Now she had no feeling at all in her legs and a splitting headache.
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For Republicans — as well as markets — that could prove to be a big headache.
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And a lot of scheduling stuff, which is the biggest headache in my life.
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Side effects include headache, dizziness, flushing, nausea and the possibility of clotting or infection.
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Accountants who held off on this tactic saved their clients a headache, Lewis said.
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It's the third largest euro economy and perhaps the biggest headache to its stability.
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But their troubles are unlikely to cause a major headache for the banking system.
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For decades they have been badly overcrowded and a headache for underfunded state government.
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Common adverse reactions included swelling, redness and pain at the injection site, and headache.
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Healthy individuals may experience high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Avoid the tax headache by formalizing your relationship with your nanny from the beginning.
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It left him with a slight buzz, a massive headache, and no further interest.
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Now city officials are ratcheting up the fight against another traffic headache: parking scofflaws.
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I get a headache and want to go home to bowl of steamed broccoli.
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The fighter jet procurement process has already proved a headache for two successive governments.
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In addition, I stayed at his house when I was in New York, and I treated him because he had a headache and I'm a doctor of acupuncture - I don't just talk, I heal people - and I cured his headache for him.
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At first, my doctor described me as "a headache-y person" when I expressed concern.
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I'm tired, I have a headache, and my sinuses are making my entire face hurt.
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Which sounds like a headache for NASA, but for space fans, it's actually good news.
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I make coffee and feel a headache coming on from all the drinks last night.
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Dolak later woke up in bed, barely able to move and with a throbbing headache.
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Listeria can cause fever, muscle aches, headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, and convulsions.
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And Barclays analysts believe its rapid adoption is now a major headache for follower companies.
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It was Pei who reportedly offered Lee Equagesic after he complained of a growing headache.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Italy's impending radical government will be a headache for the European Union.
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It's super early, but I feel a headache coming on and I'd rather avoid it.
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Side to side The night after that conversation I wake up with a piercing headache.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, the classic symptoms include fever, headache, and a stiff neck.
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The check-in process may surely become less of a headache, but at what price?
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When the World Cup is over, Russians, and Putin, may wake up with a headache.
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Other potential side effects include nausea (and occasionally vomiting), cramps, headache, dizziness, and tender breasts.
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Finding dovish Republicans to lead the central bank might be a headache for the president.
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The crisis inflicts on Mr Macri both a political, as well as an economic, headache.
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Three congressional committees are investigating Russian meddling into the election, creating a headache for Trump.
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Symptoms of the virus include fever, coughing, chills, headache, difficulty breathing, and a sore throat.
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So what exactly is going on in your brain during sex that causes a headache?
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If you've had a headache for days or weeks, they might perform a spinal tap.
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Even with the manual in front of me, working the various controls was a headache.
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Addressing DACA could be a major headache for Republicans, giving their already-packed fall agenda.
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He was at home in Nashville and developed a headache — one that wouldn't go away.
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More worrying, managers grumble that being in the public eye has become a gigantic headache.
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A severe headache, confusion, dry skin, and a rapid heart rate are also common symptoms.
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Because Philadelphia was America's seat of government at the time, this gave Washington a headache.
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Google (GOOG) is trying to help users navigate that headache by rolling out new tools.
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Turns out, I finally get it: headache or not, it's one accessory worth singing about.
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Not the "bad headache" kind — the "everything hurts, I can't function, vomiting from pain" kind.
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If North Korea reduces its nuclear capabilities, that eases a security headache in China's backyard.
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I have a headache, so I skip out, but R. heads over for the game.
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The Suns said he had a headache and wouldn&apost play in the second half.
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Now it faces the headache of finding the promised additional funds for the armed forces.
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She was working out with her trainer in London when she felt a headache forming.
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Microsoft's Windows 10 privacy headache has been an ongoing issue for more than two years.
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"She starts having a really bad headache … she was having a brain aneurysm," Eddie said.
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But Trump's personal phone has been a particular headache for security personnel since day one.
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Managers are scrambling to restructure funds—without an obvious solution to the negative-yield headache.
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For most of us, a headache is a painful and annoying — but ultimately harmless — experience.
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Luckily he's okay, save for really bad road rash, a fat lip, and a headache.
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The import of goods into the country would, if anything, be an even bigger headache.
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Many small lenders are not listed, and pay modest bonuses, thereby creating an administrative headache.
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My headache has subsided, but the rain is back, so we take a bus there.
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This latest lawsuit is another headache for Ofo, one that's symptomatic of the larger industry.
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Your relatable tweets are proving to be a real headache for the state of Maine.
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At some point during his vacation, he told his friends he had a bad headache.
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Even Zafar's father once asked her to consider fencing, instead of the headache of boxing.
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But the more leeway that it creates for trading the currency, the bigger its headache.
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Its drugs in development include solanezumab, for Alzheimer's disease, and treatments for pain and headache.
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Pounding headache, nausea, dizziness, and the desire to immediately down a whole gallon of water?
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Symptoms include fever, severe headache, rashes and pain behind the eyes, muscle and joint pain.
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They're a big headache for Floridians, as they cause damage to seawalls, sidewalks, and gardens.
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FOR business travellers in America late last month, Winter Storm Jonas was a massive headache.
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But although many in the party back the initiative, it is causing a political headache.
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The PM3 uses a standard 3.5mm connector, so replacement cables shouldn't be a headache either.
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Earlier this month, though, she went to the hospital with dizziness and a severe headache.
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Like the Cavaliers, they also made their league championship, giving Republicans one more logistical headache.
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Feminism is also barely in the movie, a headache-inducing romp through space and time.
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But in other respects the economy will be the second big headache for Mrs May.
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Even before it deals with that problem, easyJet has another headache brought on by Brexit.
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Certain home chores are such a headache, we try to avoid them at all costs.
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The development is an extra headache for the conglomerate which has plunged into crisis again.
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Mr. Gass's problems began on May 10, 2009, when he woke with a terrible headache.
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A headache is the pending arrival in Italy next month of French rival Iliad ILD.
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"The illness began with a slight frontal headache," the researcher, D.I.H. Simpson, wrote in 1964.
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You never want to have a billion-dollar business to have a trillion-dollar headache.
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On Reddit, user cdnchef was having a headache, so his girlfriend gave him an icepack.
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The Hypervolt massager helps me work out the muscle pain before it becomes a headache.
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For Europe, another potential headache are signs its growth recovery is running out of steam.
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Lima organizers quickly corrected issues with the results management system but transport remains a headache.
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The policy resulted in over 2,85033 family separations and a political headache for the administration.
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Despite the headache, the story ended well for the Utah couple, if not for United.
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The conflict of interests among NATO partners is proving a growing headache for the alliance.
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It's a relatively small fee that can ultimately save you time, money, and a headache.
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Annual performance reviews are often more like an annual headache for both managers and employees.
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The policy resulted in over 2,500 family separations and a political headache for the administration.
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Banks already have a huge technology headache: keeping pace with the web of global regulations.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo is on track to supplant LeBron James as the Eastern Conference's chief headache.
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All of this might seem like a huge headache, but it gets even more ridiculous.
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That's because the reporting suggests that problems in Theranos's lab aren't the company's only headache.
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Learn ways that you can conquer the mismanagement of time — and you'll rectify this headache.
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My face is itchy, it's red, and I have a little bit of a headache.
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Qatar's peg with the U.S. dollar is a potential headache – and a potent economic weapon.
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She was humiliated and developed a headache that lasted until the next day, she said.
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"In children, it's more the nausea and vomiting, not so much the headache," she said.
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The looming budget debate is emerging as the biggest headache for congressional Republicans in 2628.
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The participants then answered questionnaires assessing their smartphone use and their history of headache symptoms.
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Diaz-Balart has said he developed a headache and fever the night of March 14.
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If he does not get complete cognitive rest, this headache will last for six weeks.
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May, whose government has suffered two recent cabinet resignations, the dispute is another unexpected headache.
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The first time I saw "The Cher Show," I walked in with a splitting headache.
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"When I start thinking about it, the math just gives me a headache," he said.
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Even with most of the hotels back to normal, the headache isn't over for everyone.
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His temperature rose to 102 degrees, and he had joint pains and a bad headache.
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"He had a dry cough and headache," Warden M. Licon-Vitale wrote to jail staff.
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The C.D.C. lists some of them as dizziness, a rapid pulse, nausea, headache and fainting.
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Kids have told us, 'If I'm worried about something, that's when I have my headache.
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"Because he could not tolerate the headache, they sent him to the ER," he added.
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As much of a headache as the Census is now, imagine doing it in 1790.
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Symptoms include a fever, headache and body aches, and typically last one to three days.
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"The patient reported symptoms of high fever, headache, myalgia, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea," WHO said.
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Tests at halftime revealed no clear sign of a concussion, but Ross had a headache.
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Google faces another major headache with a new filing claiming employees were fired for activism.
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Symptoms of listeriosis include fever, muscle aches, headache, stiff neck, confusion and loss of balance.
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She'd get a reprieve for a day or so, then the next headache would start.
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While a freeze is the best option to guard against fraud, it isn't headache-free.
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McCarty shook it off, but he had a terrible headache that night and couldn't sleep.
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Analysts expect the cyber attacks will continue to form a headache for the Taiwan government.
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Ethics controversies surrounding members of Trump's Cabinet have become a headache for the Trump administration.
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"Transportation is the biggest headache, especially if you, like me, don't drive," Ms. Go said.
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To come forward about these men before then wouldn't be "worth the headache," she said.
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I take a Tylenol PM to help me pass out and avoid a morning headache.
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For him, Florence was a headache he wanted to go away as soon as possible.
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You have heard from the defendant that, furthermore, cleanup just feels like a headache tonight.
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For other groups, symptoms can include headache, confusion, loss of balance, convulsions and stiff neck.
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The semi-public setting has also proved to be a headache for White House aides.
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The payouts may continue to be a headache for GE as American life spans rise.
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ZURICH (Reuters Breakingviews) - Barclays shareholders have a new headache to add to an older problem.
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Go deeper: Bayer's $66 billion headache Roundup weedkiller cancer claim: Bayer to appeal latest verdict
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"I had a headache all day, and it went away with the smell of gunpowder."
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With that in mind, there's a decent chance that you, too, have a headache today.
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Because I cut down my sugar intake, the headache was definitely worse the next morning.
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During the study, 51 patients in their 30s and 40s who typically had 13 or more headache days per month were asked to complete a daily headache diary and to do progressive muscle relaxation with the app for 20 minutes a day for 90 days.
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Identifying which groups of people respond better to the drugs is key so that the treatment can be targeted more effectively, says Elizabeth Loder, chief of the headache division at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and former president of the American Headache Society.
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A turkey is one thing, but preparing all those sides for Thanksgiving can be a headache.
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When we get home, I pump and pop two Aleves to stave off the impending headache.
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If I had a headache or felt nausea I shouldn't be out there with my opponent.
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Symptoms include headache, nausea and vomiting and upper right abdominal pain, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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They all sound like the headache you get on bad ecstasy: throbbing, unnecessary, unquelled by ibuprofen.
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When I get to the end of the hall, my headache intensifies—again—and I spew.
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I got home with a splitting headache and grocery bags heavy enough to break my back.
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And if this patchwork persists, bringing these cars to the market could be a major headache.
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After a night of partying, Lizzie wakes up with a headache and asks for an ibuprofen.
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Sounds like you're suffering from an exertion headache—a type of head pain triggered by exercise.
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A cold, you have a sneeze, have a headache, take a couple Tylenol and you're done.
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We'll just keep paying them normally, eliminating the headache of switching to state or disability pay.
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Facebook's FTC headache will soon be over and it looks like Mark Zuckerberg will emerge unscathed.
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But the most immediate headache for Huawei is what the decision means for future smartphone sales.
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Customers may easily choose to run to the competition rather than deal with the PR headache.
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In particular, new hire paperwork requirements are a headache and need to be improved, he says.
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Fleming says he wants to encourage doctors to use technology rather than considering it a headache.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - An intensifying trade spat is one more headache for Foxconn's next boss.
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Tab wants to eliminate the headache of trying to split a bill among a large party.
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You know the moment when your headache kicks in along with a tidal wave of questions.
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Severity is not really the worrisome aspect...It's the change in the nature of the headache.
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This is a major potential headache for the ever-growing EV segment of the nickel market.
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Her polio symptoms started with a bad headache, fever, and a sensitivity to sound and light.
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"If you want to take something for a headache, take a NSAID ibuprofen product," she says.
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Their ergonomically secure design doesn't squeeze your temples or give you a headache like some models.
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This can present a headache when it comes to data management, especially if you're operating internationally.
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I don't care if you're both tired and you have kids and jobs and a headache!
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It also states that Molina immediately complained to the manager that night about experiencing a headache.
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The W1 chip erases another Bluetooth headphone headache, too, which is using them across multiple devices.
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It was really hot, I was really nervous, and I got a terrible headache during lunch.
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The ban is likely to prove more of a long-term headache than the trade spat.
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Stiff labour laws still make firing permanent staff difficult, a particular headache for young, fragile firms.
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Pictured above, the dongle lets you play a classic SNES without the headache of wired controllers.
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The most common symptoms of Zika include conjunctivitis (red eyes), rash, fever, joint pain and headache.
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This is a headache for multinationals, which typically rely on cross-border flows of business data.
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If it weren't for my debilitating headache at 10,000 feet, a cocktail would be in order.
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The customs issue is bound up with another Brexit headache: averting a hard border with Ireland.
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Symptoms can include a cough, fever, fatigue, chills, loss of appetite, headache, and shortness of breath.
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A new ride-sharing app is ready to give Uber a headache, at least in London.
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Whatever the relation, there's a good chance she's causing you a splitting headache right about now.
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That's a headache, as anyone who's ever had to go through this process could tell you.
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Unfortunately, once filed, these details become public which leads to a common PR headache for startups.
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I'm still battling this headache though, and wishing I had some lavender to ease the pain.
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Feeling charitable, you spare your daughter's teacher a massive headache and opt for wheat crackers, instead.
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Symptoms begin between one and nine days after exposure and include headache, fever, nausea and vomiting.
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I saw different doctors, headache specialists, allergists, and by all accounts, I was healthy and fine.
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"if you have a really bad headache, you need to go to the hospital," she said.
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But, and this is lobbyists' second headache, this must be weighed against the Trump bureaucracy's inefficiency.
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But in your late forties you began to feel out of sorts: burdened, headache-y, doomed.
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The researchers at Johns Hopkins found that caffeine withdrawal causes headache, fatigue, sleepiness, and difficulty concentrating.
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All that faded in a few days, but what didn't disappear was this: a monster headache.
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A headache was building in the back of her neck, ratcheted up by lack of sleep.
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I woke up the next day with a throbbing headache and a feeling of utter confusion.
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Days later, she became delusional at a friend's house and woke up with a severe headache.
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He tried to lure her over with a request that she bring him some headache medicine.
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Symptoms of Listeria monocytogenes infection include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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They host so many games, that finding some of the best can be a tiny headache.
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An international trade that once looked like a no-brainer has turned into a major headache.
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Safety regulators have focused for years on the growing headache caused by temperamental lithium-ion batteries.
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The latest dump from Guccifer 2.0 adds to the headache for Democrats dealing with the hacks.
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"That will solve our load shedding headache because households will be off the grid," she said.
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Symptoms include fatigue, headache, fever, muscle pains and a rash similar to that of Lyme disease.
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"It's just not worth the headache, in my view, that comes with this stuff," Gulant said.
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By Roshini Rajapaksa, MD Wondering why you always get a headache the morning after drinking wine?
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By the end of the day, their foul white light had given me a terrible headache.
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When I stepped back in, the entire hall had taken on the character of my headache.
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Another potential headache for Republican lawmakers is that Trump himself continues to keep the story alive.
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It was a familiar headache—one that had ravaged her daily for the past few weeks.
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In fact, that is part of what makes strikes in France tolerable, if still a headache.
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Royal Headache were done, and that was that; there would be no explanation and no aftermath.
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The growing clout of online platforms is a boon to society but a headache for trustbusters.
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There's no cure for a cluster headache, and treatment is more complicated than a simple pill.
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His headache was so bad that he was crying with pain, something she'd never seen before.
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But the patient had no chest pain now, only the headache, sore neck and painful throat.
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The civil investigative demand could be another headache for Altria related to its stake in Juul.
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Symptoms include fever, rash, joint pain, and headache, and they typically disappear after about a week.
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The butt of the migraine is gone, but this headache is not going away anytime soon.
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"It's time we stop putting up with travel's every last headache," the ad campaign's website says.
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Debt ceiling Congress will face another perennial fiscal headache later this year: raising the debt ceiling.
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Regardless, the censorship question—while undoubtedly a P.R. headache for Google—is not an existential threat.
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But it isn't only sensitive dates which threaten to cause a headache for Xi in 2019.
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But his fame has given the Egyptian government a headache about how to deal with him.
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You may have a rash, mild flulike symptoms, a fever, a headache or severe joint pain.
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From Washington's point of view, Turkey has become as much of a headache as an ally.
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It's still unknown how BOL—or LSD or psilocybin, for that matter—ease cluster headache symptoms.
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It turns out the breakfast menu's different ingredients, equipment and processes is causing quite the headache.
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There is little doubt the massive overcapacity of steel is a major headache for global trade.
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Around 10 PM, I was released along with Christy, because I said I had a headache.
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I can't get drunk anymore because after a couple of glasses, I get a huge headache.
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The headache: Barclays analysts point out Walgreens' strategic position will improve little should the merger succeed.
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Another retail headache: The border tax proposal is just the latest headwind to buffet the industry.
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"I still have trouble breathing till now and the headache is not going away," she said.
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Warning: doing that can be a bit more of a headache than upgrading to the beta.
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"It's really easy to talk yourself into that one and walk away with a real headache."
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"It was just high fever, it was nausea ... I had a really bad headache," he said.
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For most, symptoms include headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, fever, muscle aches and convulsions.
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Often he would get nauseous and develop a headache; eventually he took to wearing protective gear.
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Another long night of cold showers turned into another day of lost appetite, headache and nausea.
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But already, you can see how the crisis could become a pre-election headache for Republicans.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Donald Trump just turned airlines' headache over coronavirus into a full-on migraine.
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Neighbors may have to tolerate dust, noise and the general headache of living next to construction.
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Influenza causes aches, fatigue, headache and chills; these appear to be less common with Covid-19.
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The biggest headache will be for those traveling to Kennedy International Airport between 5:30 p.m.
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And yet, they almost took the same amount of time and the same amount of headache.
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Who wants to blow their head off with hot spice when they've got a brutal headache?
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The bureaucratic headache that kept Ms. Headley at the Brooklyn office for hours is not unusual.
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A woman living with the club director took the fake medicine for a headache and died.
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Now it is trying to solve the other headache: finding a spot in the first place.
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"In my case, I had a lot of general discomfort, fever, headache and mucus," Nill explained.
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Diaz-Balart said he first felt symptoms developing on Saturday evening, including a headache and fever.
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He told fans the day he got tested after he had body aches and a headache.
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Walking pneumonia can still make you miserable, with cough, fever, chest pain, mild chills, headache, etc.
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The prolonged grounding has dented airlines' revenue and created a headache for planners and travelers alike.
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Migraines, an intense headache accompanied by a throbbing or pulsing pain, affect one in seven Americans.
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Another Takata concern The Honda recall, meanwhile, is another headache for the Japanese airbag maker Takata.
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For Mr. de Blasio, the horse-carriage issue has been something of a self-inflicted headache.
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I have a constant headache now, so I spend the days mostly sleeping, trying to recover.
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Another headache has been producing enough wing stringers: reinforcing strips that go outwards from the fuselage.
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Coders have to deal with their own version of this headache: updated versions of programming languages.
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He'd finished Marcia's second glass of wine because she'd said it was giving her a headache.
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Democrats are likely to prolong the political headache for Republicans leading up to Election Day 2020.
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Democrats are likely to prolong the political headache for Republicans leading up to Election Day 28503.
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But on Wednesday he faced new obstacles at home and abroad that presented a rare headache.
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I have an awful headache and everything hurts as I push myself into a seated position.
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Eight-year-old Blake Collie was at the swimming pool when he got a frightening headache.
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Apptio exists to solve a common headache for companies moving to Amazon's cloud, or any other.
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Many companies stopped making vaccines, which were considered loss-leaders and not worth the corporate headache.
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But an ongoing trade war remains the biggest headache that could impact this year's holiday sales.
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He has ZERO neuro deficits ... he has never had a headache ... does have the perfect facelift!!!
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"Some symptoms," such as a slight headache during the walk, "are not a problem," he says.
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She had quickly become violently ill, with chills, fever, vomiting, a severe headache and neck pain.
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Here are just a few things you can do to avoid the headache of holiday returns.
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Symptoms and signs of Marburg include headache, vomiting blood, muscle pains and bleeding through various orifices.
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Now that she was home, though, a mild headache had progressed to a full, persistent throb.
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Whatever the outcome in the European lawsuits, they will be a long-running headache for Volkswagen.
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My mouth is dry and I have a headache forming at the base of my skull.
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Levandowski's firing removes a potential headache for Uber, but the company still has some serious problems.
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They also may face a big headache: figuring out whether the tax break applies to them.
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One such artist was Headache, who stenciled a black panther with a mute symbol in Bangkok.
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He didn't get much work done that night, and he had a headache for days after.
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But adding to the headache is the fact that PUBG is played all over the world.
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You wake up, predictably, with a mouth like you've licked a cat and a screaming headache.
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"To be honest, it's less headache, more money, and much more fun to do," Cam agreed.
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Some symptoms include headache, weakness, nausea, and a fear of water brought on by trouble swallowing.
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In mid-century Montreal, Melzack's talkative diabetic might have described a migraine as lacerating or pulsing, but the Sakhalin Ainu traditionally rated the intensity of pounding headaches in terms of the animal whose footsteps they most resembled: a bear headache was worse than a musk-deer headache.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: And really the underpinnings of this unique type of headache is really not well-understood.
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Magic Leap would toss all that (and the headache you probably get from extended 3D viewing) out.
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The delay is more than a headache for Apple; it's causing Daly's neighbors to turn against him.
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In infants, "fever, headache, and neck stiffness may be absent or difficult to notice," the CDC warned.
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To be honest, the feature isn't worth the headache and you're better off just tapping the screen.
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If you sweat, get nauseous, get a headache, or feel tense, someone could be lying to you.
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I had a headache, which I blamed on riding my bike around in the hot DC sun.
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